Top 20 Most Active U.S. Stocks: Overnight Trading Volume and Key News

First in Overnight Trading Volume Nvidia was the top U.S. stock by overnight trading volume, with a 1.54% gain and a $140.39 billion dollar turnover. The company did not see any major news directly linked to its stock activity. The GraniteShares 2x Long NVDA Daily ETF was mentioned in an ETF-focused article as a potential buy on the dip candidate due to its technical positioning and liquidity conditions.

Tesla recorded a -0.07% price movement with $56.27 billion in overnight trading volume. The stock did not have any direct news in the provided data. However, the GraniteShares 2x Long TSLA Daily ETF was highlighted in a similar ETF-focused article, suggesting investor interest in leveraged exposure to Tesla.

Microsoft saw a 3.28% gain with $37.51 billion in volume. The company remained a top holding in several institutional portfolios, including those of GraniteShares Advisors, which recently exited another position entirely, indicating ongoing portfolio reshuffling and strategic reallocation.

Meta reported a 1.72% rise and $22.13 billion in volume. As one of the top holdings in several funds, the company continues to attract investor attention. No direct news in the input data specifically mentioned Meta's recent performance or strategic developments.

Micron Technology posted a 0.52% increase with $34.04 billion in volume. The company was not highlighted in the news content provided, though its inclusion in major institutional holdings underscores continued investor interest.

Intel fell sharply with a -17.00% decline and $290.04 billion in trading volume. The company did not appear in any major news articles in the input data, but the extent of its price drop suggests a potential overreaction to broader market sentiment or sector-specific concerns.

Advanced Micro Devices rose 2.35% with $46.99 billion in volume. Like other semiconductor players, the company remains a key focus for investors. No specific news in the input data directly linked to AMD's performance was reported.

Sandisk declined by -5.88% with $20.22 billion in trading volume. The company did not appear in any news articles, but its significant price movement could reflect broader sector trends or specific investor sentiment shifts.

Apple dropped slightly by -0.12% with $40.98 billion in volume. As a major tech holding, Apple continues to be closely watched, though no specific news in the input data was directly linked to its overnight performance.

Broadcom fell by -1.70% with $30.03 billion in overnight volume. The company remained a major institutional holding, but no recent news specifically tied to its stock price movement was reported.

Alphabet A dropped by -0.79% with $26.96 billion in volume. The company was referenced in a financial analysis article discussing its earnings and valuation metrics, but no direct news specifically tied to its overnight performance was provided.

Amazon.com rose 2.06% with $33.46 billion in volume. The company remains a key holding in several major portfolios, though no specific news tied to its stock price movement was reported.

Alphabet C declined by -0.73% with $18.89 billion in volume. Like its A-class shares, it was discussed in a financial analysis article but did not receive specific news in the overnight data provided.

Netflix posted a 3.05% increase with $60.89 billion in volume. The company did not appear in any specific news articles in the input data, but its performance may reflect broader investor interest in the streaming sector.

Palantir rose 2.23% with $30.01 billion in volume. No direct news in the input data was linked to the company, though its performance suggests ongoing investor confidence in its long-term growth potential.

Oracle fell by -0.58% with $22.88 billion in volume. The company did not appear in any specific news articles, but its slight decline may reflect broader market sentiment or sector-specific concerns.

TSMC rose 2.29% with $10.67 billion in volume. The company did not receive direct news in the input data, but its strong overnight performance reflects continued investor confidence in its long-term growth trajectory.

Goldman Sachs declined by -3.73% with $3.86 billion in volume. The company did not appear in any major news articles in the input data, but its decline may reflect broader market concerns or sector-specific headwinds.

IREN surged 8.46% with $55.55 billion in volume. The company was mentioned in the context of an ETF focused on leveraged exposure, suggesting increased attention from investors seeking amplified returns.

Capital One fell sharply by -7.59% with $14.06 billion in volume. No specific news in the input data was directly linked to the company, but its sharp decline may reflect broader market sentiment or sector-specific risks.